Question 1

How long does a project take?

Accepted Answer

A marketing site is usually 2–4 weeks. A store or a product with accounts and payments is 4–8. A full platform with billing and multiple user types runs 8–16. The estimator gives you a range based on what you actually need, and we confirm it in writing before anything starts.

Question 2

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Every service and package has its published starting price — no discovery call needed to see a number. Those are starting points, not averages; the estimator will give you a real range in under a minute without you having to send an email first.

Question 3

How does payment work?

Accepted Answer

Typically 40% to start, 30% at an agreed midpoint, and 30% on launch. Larger builds get split into monthly milestones instead. Everything is agreed in writing before work begins.

Question 4

Who owns the code and the accounts?

Accepted Answer

You do, entirely, from the final payment onward. The repository, the domain, the hosting and every third-party account are transferred to you. We do not hold anything hostage — that is not a business model, it is a trap.

Question 5

What happens after launch?

Accepted Answer

Every build includes a support window — 30 days on smaller projects, 60 on larger ones — covering anything that breaks or behaves unexpectedly. After that you can take it in-house with the documentation we hand over, or keep us on a monthly care plan.

Question 6

Can you take over a project someone else started?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. We start with a paid audit of the existing codebase and tell you honestly whether continuing is cheaper than rebuilding. Sometimes it is not, and we would rather say so before you spend the money.

Question 7

What do you build with, and why?

Accepted Answer

Next.js and TypeScript on the front, PostgreSQL behind it, Stripe for payments, Vercel for hosting. Not because they are fashionable, but because they are boring in the right way: well documented, widely known, and easy for any competent developer to pick up if we are not around.

Question 8

Can the site work in Arabic, French and English?

Accepted Answer

Yes — including proper right-to-left layout for Arabic, which is where most multilingual builds fall apart. This site itself runs in all three as a working demonstration.

Question 9

Where are you based, and does that matter?

Accepted Answer

NEXURE LLC is registered in Wyoming, USA, and the studio works out of Morocco. In practice it means you get a US-registered entity to contract with and European-overlapping working hours. Projects have shipped for clients in Morocco, France and beyond.

Question 10

Why is everything named after animals?

Accepted Answer

Because a portfolio of unrelated projects is forgettable, and a preserve of captured specimens is not. Each build gets a species whose behaviour matches what the product does. It is a memory device, and it also forces a real decision: if we cannot say what a project is in one animal, the brief is not clear enough yet.

Question 11

How do we start?

Accepted Answer

Run the estimator or send the quote form. You get a reply within 24 hours with a range and the questions we still need answered. If it looks like a fit, we schedule a call. No obligation attached to any of it.

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